As an official judge in the ファン Fiction category, I feel I should share a few tips with the contestants :)
1. Do research! Watch the 表示する または read the book over and over again, until あなた get the facts right. For my The Following fic ‘Foster Careless’ I had to watch episode 6 The Fall at least 4 times to get everything right and I had to look up a few cast members to know their character's name. It also wouldn't hurt to watch and read interviews. Annie Parisse once 発言しました that her character was such an outside of the box thinker that she could understand why people would look up to Joe Carroll. This helps my story, because now I know I have to write Debra as an open minded character.
2. Take a few things from the 表示する and build your entire story around that.
3. Don't copy what あなた have seen on the show. Some people simply write exactly and only what they have seen in the show. Those people lack imagination, inspiration and 書く skills.
4. Stay true to the concept of whatever you’re 書く for.
5. Don't ask people what they want あなた to write. If you’re a good writer, you’ll have enough ideas of your own.
6. Get out of your comfort zone. As a writer, あなた can't afford to be close minded または to be afraid you're going to hurt someone.
7. Only use OC's when they serve the story. If あなた only use them to fill up page space, leave them out.
8. Be empathic! When あなた write an angry scene, try to be angry. Put yourself in the character, and feel what they feel. あなた can’t expect your readers to cry when 読書 a scene, when あなた haven’t cried when 書く it.
9. Take heed of what other writers tell you. Just because a dozen people tell あなた your story is good, doesn't mean it actually is. It's a good thing to check your reviewers.
10. Portray your characters the way they are portrayed in the book/movie/series/anime/etc. Just because あなた name a character Damon Salvatore, doesn’t make him Damon Salvatore.
11. Don’t アップロード your first draft. It’s going to be full of spelling and grammar mistakes, and probably a couple of plot holes. Always double check your story.
12. Pay attention to the details. The smallest detail can lead to another storyline.
13. Write もっと見る than one storyline, and make those storylines blend into each other.
14. Don’t go too fast, または too slow. Try to keep a steady pace in your story. あなた don’t want to get to the ending too fast. But don’t fill up the pages with unnecessary crap, either.
15. Don’t think about getting reviews, favorites, または follows. Just write with your heart.
16. This one's for 次 year's contest: if you're thinking about participating, start 書く now!
1. Do research! Watch the 表示する または read the book over and over again, until あなた get the facts right. For my The Following fic ‘Foster Careless’ I had to watch episode 6 The Fall at least 4 times to get everything right and I had to look up a few cast members to know their character's name. It also wouldn't hurt to watch and read interviews. Annie Parisse once 発言しました that her character was such an outside of the box thinker that she could understand why people would look up to Joe Carroll. This helps my story, because now I know I have to write Debra as an open minded character.
2. Take a few things from the 表示する and build your entire story around that.
3. Don't copy what あなた have seen on the show. Some people simply write exactly and only what they have seen in the show. Those people lack imagination, inspiration and 書く skills.
4. Stay true to the concept of whatever you’re 書く for.
5. Don't ask people what they want あなた to write. If you’re a good writer, you’ll have enough ideas of your own.
6. Get out of your comfort zone. As a writer, あなた can't afford to be close minded または to be afraid you're going to hurt someone.
7. Only use OC's when they serve the story. If あなた only use them to fill up page space, leave them out.
8. Be empathic! When あなた write an angry scene, try to be angry. Put yourself in the character, and feel what they feel. あなた can’t expect your readers to cry when 読書 a scene, when あなた haven’t cried when 書く it.
9. Take heed of what other writers tell you. Just because a dozen people tell あなた your story is good, doesn't mean it actually is. It's a good thing to check your reviewers.
10. Portray your characters the way they are portrayed in the book/movie/series/anime/etc. Just because あなた name a character Damon Salvatore, doesn’t make him Damon Salvatore.
11. Don’t アップロード your first draft. It’s going to be full of spelling and grammar mistakes, and probably a couple of plot holes. Always double check your story.
12. Pay attention to the details. The smallest detail can lead to another storyline.
13. Write もっと見る than one storyline, and make those storylines blend into each other.
14. Don’t go too fast, または too slow. Try to keep a steady pace in your story. あなた don’t want to get to the ending too fast. But don’t fill up the pages with unnecessary crap, either.
15. Don’t think about getting reviews, favorites, または follows. Just write with your heart.
16. This one's for 次 year's contest: if you're thinking about participating, start 書く now!
I'd like to introduce Harmony, the red panda girl.
You might already know her, last 年 she participated in Himalaya's 次 topmodel and almost won. She is the prettiest animal ever and she sure as hell knows that.(She even sparkles in the sun)
She is so damn beautiful that if someone was to write a book about her, they would mention her prettyness like every 2 sentences, just to make sure no one ever forgets.
Harmony's お気に入り hobbys are the following.
She insists on her beauty sleep.
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You might already know her, last 年 she participated in Himalaya's 次 topmodel and almost won. She is the prettiest animal ever and she sure as hell knows that.(She even sparkles in the sun)
She is so damn beautiful that if someone was to write a book about her, they would mention her prettyness like every 2 sentences, just to make sure no one ever forgets.
This is Harmony posing for "Himalaya's 次 Topmodel".
Harmony's お気に入り hobbys are the following.
1.) Sleeping.
She insists on her beauty sleep.
2.) Doing fun stuff...
